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The Field Artillery \

by Lieut. Mulder - Editorial Page Volume XXXII

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HOPE COlLEGE. Hollaud, Michipa, WedoetdAy, May 21, 1919

"Prep" Oratorical Y.MC.A. Treats ANNUAL HOPE PREs. DIMNENT Contest Held .This Evening G. R. ' "Y'; RELAY IS INAUGURATED RACE SA Y NEW HOPE HEAD VBINt18 .AlLNOOY8 OF THE 0LA.I8 jAWAlLDED FIB8T PLACE

SINGEB8, SPBAJOlJUI, M08I0lAN8, AND OARTOOlOft' TO ENTERTAIN IN' OAllNEGIE GYK.

OPTION HELD AT W.L.C. ROOMS

ANNl7AL RAOE WILL lIlIGIN' AT Jt1NlOBS U YlYB 'NJ(B-HONOBBD at18TOK BY mrrEJI,TAINING TBE 0.

B. " Y" 1I0'ILDIN'G .AND Hope'l future champion alate oraTAJOl8 PLACE IN' H OPE PrOnll)Uy al ~ o'clock tonigllt - in END AT OOBND OF BIVlllI. CLA88 OF 1919 tors made their ddbu~ llP<>n the _peakCarnegie Gymna lum ~ho varied pro, 0JIt7B(IIl .ANn mGHm, HEBE Ing platform Inst Monday ovening In gr~m olTered .by Lhe Y. M. 0_ A. will RECEIVES KEYS OF HOPE bogin_ Tho Ladies' Glee Club will Winants Chapel wben tho Hopo Pro- NOVEL PROGRAMS GIVEN firsL 'IIppear. They are to ren(IH S \.- RACE BEGINS AT 2 p, M, paratori sebool contelt was held be01ua of 1990 Welcoaletl " 8OCi&l ..."VIIII.on, 1M&atel'J &Dd ...1111.\1011 Are eral groups of seleeLions interspersed Prospects Good For & Duplic&tlon of tore 11 fair-sized audience of t/ Prep."

Ion " To ,Toin 1141 BaDIa The rI'bree -~tcll1rorda In The with solos by ABss R elene Van Ranlte students and faculty.

Lut Year'. Vlctol'J Nut Year ;l'ul'POIe of !Rope "-D1mnent I and Mlr. Tellni8 Prin s_ " Bud" Dc Tho judges nwnrded flrst place to Wolf will give one of "is most r~cnt &.ttuHlay llIf·ternoon at 2 o'clock i\iJlrinu8 Arnooys of Holland, \\~.o Now tbat Lhe war is over and many "The inform sl inauguration of Presi- ~ptodnte ehnlk taLks. Prof. oMeinecke sharp 1he Hope-Grand Rapids "Y" in- spolle on th o "Sigu of Victory: ' of tbe Hopeit es who were in service deat E. D. Dimnent took plnee at Hope will interpret a Uung3lian dance by ter-ci ty relay rnce will tie .tarted from rrboma DoVries, alao of Holland, with aro back in scbool, college affairs and chureh, - Wedaesday evening, May )4 . Uubay, aeompanied 'by Pro!. Heusin'k- the Furnituro Oity and tbe Hope team .tho oration " The Dawn of Tomor- fun ctions of pre-war day are once more There were no nugust preliminaries veld. The rending which Prof_ Ny- will endeavor to dnpHcato its \-idory ~ow," was awarded leeond tonors. coming into their own. One of tbe and the simplici ty of form ndded to kerk will rend er is being anticiJXIte<1 of last year.

Both are members of the present pre- biggest evonts of tho spring tenn, tbe grandeur of the occasion. Re\·. H . wi th mn ch inLorest. The Hope 001The ".iullers will receive a beauLiful paratory graduating ela s_ which was always looked forward 10 J . Veldmll n, vice-president of the lege mnl qunrtett e will furnish the . 1I". r Io"ing cup, which hns bee n put W~ ll s 'rhol1ls of Lhe "C" class, by tbe u.pper cla85es, was the JuniorCoun cil, pronounced tbo invoention. A Inst musical nunlher on the roster_ Th e up n. a 1>"7.e by Dick- Bot er of th spo'ko on "Praet iea l Pan-Amoriean- Sonior Party. Tho last time tbe fesquart et composed of Misses }}\·elyn conclusion, or nnale, is not open for BoLer Clot bing Co. ef Hollaud. The ism," and Dani et De Grallf, of tDle tive occasion occurred was 3 year. ago Keppel, J ea nette Mulder and ?ir_lUr- pUblication. fl is th e dank horse of cup will bo known na tbe DIce. Boter "A" cltl88, on th e subject, "Tho oNew wben tho cla ss of 1917 Ilntertained tbe cus Munenburg nnd Prof. Nr kcrk, snng the eveni ng. Only this w'ill he said, Tropl.y. It i. now en eihiliition in Mnerienn. " elus of 1910. "!Praise the Lord, 0' J eru,olem." Dr. " The Drnmalic Olub and Mr. Barn\llll the Boter store_ ',lUss Amanda Ruth Zwemer delight· Il'be present Junior class revived this Blekkink, president of tbe Synod, read nro espeeially invited bo aUend for our Tho Hope runn er~ have been train- fully enterta ined the audieuee with a time-honored custom by entertaining tbe Seripture from HISb. I L Dr. Wm. llutuul Nlu ttltion." ing sleadily and oonsistently for the reading_ tbo class of 1919 at tbe Ladies' Liter Th e Y. Ai. C. A. is sponsoring th~ past two months nnd nre now in 6.ne Leggett gnve a sbort alklress tnlling The judgoe for tho contest were Ros- ary club rooms last FrIday evening. bis text 'from H(!b. 101:17. He spoke of progrom. Uope Ooll~ge hns had no torm fer the long distance grind . TI.e coe M_ Giles, Peler Cooper of the Jun - The Seniors were entl;rtained during the old testament DS 'being a consum- such entertainment this yenr nnd n inLer elaSO! fi eld meot of lwo weeks ior class, and Bernie Aiulder of the Lbo early_part of tho evening by a An ad- ago showed UI) some good l>rospects Senior class. mation of works, and tbe new aa a large audience is e"1ICcted. short program, tho first nuniber of consummat io n of faith.

B e dlwelt mi •. ion ehurtle uf 2(j cenl will I e le\- and the writer can safely Irny that .Mr. Frank HulT of tibe "0" class which was a vocal solo by Miss Marie upon tbe implicit faith of A'brabam, ied nnd the proceeds will be used to tbis yenr's team is just as good as the capaQtly ncted as chai rman.

Danbot. Sbe sanJ "Until I Wait," in when be offered Isaac os a sacrifi ce to assist the Y. M. C. A. delegates to at · tea.n that 'brought borne the cup la t sucb a pleasing and effective manner God, a sacrifice wbich would have tend the ollnual summer conferences yea r. that abe wos compelled' to respond to meant the end of tbe Great Promise to nt Lakc Geneva .

Th e team ha. not yet bee n definitely an eneore. Miss Bertha< Stopples folAJhraham.

Abrnhn m's faith in God pi cked, but those who loom up as likelowed with a reading and was also wo. suproole. Bui .\)ceause Abrabam ly ca Ollidnt'Cs nrc: Mannger Francis forced to give (In eneore_ A male loved God supremely and trusted in lhrmnn, J ohn Kempen, Harry Hager, quarteiLe composed of the Messrl.

Him fully, a lamll was given in tbe PeLer Vou, Charles Looman s, Eo Moin'Muilenlberg, Westmas, Van Dyke, and tila •• of 1I •• e tor tho sa.e r; 6~ DI. eoke, ~tLk e at:huunnRn8, Leo Te PalIke, Haiti Who is there' "A fellow Holl<eboer next sang a melody of Leggett 's pl ea was for fn.th 1D mod- Wll8'l'ElLN rnmOLOGIOAL SEMIN- Anthony Meengs, Peter Ooope r, Ralph stadent_" Aimer airs.

Their encore f'Lueky ern Chri stians and he closed witb this Korleling, and P_ G. Baker.

Advance, and be recognized. Oh t -J im" proved to be extremely popular ARY H OLDe .ANNIVElI8ARY adJllonition, " Too often we love tbe J ohn Dalenburg, manager of the -j Y011r tbe one tha t missed out Volunteer with the audience. Tho lost number ! OELEBBATION gift so much, we mit to lo\'e the leam finished the race last ycnr three Band meeting 'Iast Friday. Let me was" A Stunt" in which Miss Eva Te giver. " minutes ahead of Jllik e Vander Visse, lell you a litUe aIbout it_ Rev. WarQ- Puike dressod in a down's suit feaPresent studenh, Iaculty meinllen, Rev. Veldman nert \·oiced tbe greet Rtar nn ehor mBn of tbe "Y" squad. shu i. gnve us n mellSBge wbicb we will tured by singing " I 'm the Guy_" ings of the Council to the Synod, Hope old graduates and frie nd. of the West- The time for tbe enti re race waft three never forget. Did you know tbat half Mter a sbort intermillion a Grand College and President Dimnent. He ern Theological Seminary gnthered at hours, ten minuies. The relay rRce be- o.t the Oh ristian eburch in India is March was bold. The men sewred gave a brief resume of President !Dim- the bnnquet hoard on the third fl oor of tween the two cities has been held loes tban three years old j tbat th e their .partners by tbo very novel metbnent's f ai thful work at Hopo Oollege- Van Raalte hall last Thursday after' for the Inst nine years, Hope winning Arcot MillSion, tho weakest of all, is od of picking from a bnltket n card on recalling his twenty yea rs of proies' noon in commemoration of the Weslern nvc times and th e " Y" fonr times. doing two-thirds of all tbo missi on which was pasted a snapebot of lome .orshil', and his quiet eft'orts as regi.· Th eologicat Seminary's Golden Jubilee_ Th e runaers from the Y. l{' O. A. will W"orik the Reformed church is doing in girl in ei ther of 1ho two classes. Miss trAr of the Oollege, and relnting brief- It is just fifty years that the tint class be out Saturdny to make it fiy e all. [ndill; that many a native missionary Harriet iBakor and parlner led tbe ly tbe eleelion of lasl June and telling graduate(1 from tbat in LituLion .

The teams will be started on the 31 witb little education, u doing your mareh_ Dr. Ku izenga of the seminary acted \ ow our pres ident triumpbed nnammTbe Seniors were tben invited to os toastma ter.

Dr. J. F_ Zwemer, mile run from the Orand Rapids Y. M. \\,.rkj that starving India is crying uUlly in the finat deeision. li e brought O. A. builaing at 2 P. M_ Saturday for you t" descend to the tastefully decorated lhree - pledges of ab olute confidence president of the tllcu lt y; Dr. W_ J . afternoon and will fini sh at tbe corner I never knew that. " Then it migbt dining room where the follOwing menu and bearty congratulations to Presi- Legge tt, vice-presi dent of the general of Rh'er and Eighth .treets in this be well to remember it, and to read was served: dent Dimn. nl f rom tl.e rS1!ulty and 81'nod' - , Pre ident M. J . Hoffm an ot city. Judging from the time iL btu ove r your mareb iag orders Ohrist has Fru it Oocktail Cen tral ollege, Pelln, l owa; Rev. 0 . students of 1Iope College, the Counril taken in Tovious yenrs, the last mtln given you. lIfow o~en do you pray M'l5hed Potatoes Chlckou PaLlies and tbe church_ Jie theu presen tOlI D. J onge, of Zeelnn(l; Re\·. Setb Vun ' of ench team ought to be running tor foreign mIssions'" No\·er. " You Biscuit Brown Brfad der Were, see retury- or Domesti c Mishim witb th e keye of Hope eo llrge. do\\~. Eighth street shortly al'Ler 5 can't go on.

Report at once to the Creamed PeaS' iPr()f. Mei necke spoke next to the ns- sions; Re\·. H. J . Veldmnn of Bolland; P. M. Reports as- to the position of Oonllnandlng Officer and scttle the Olives lPicklee semblage thru his violin. He plnye.1 Dr. J. W. Beardslee, "r., of New tb e runners, wilt be telephoned in matter wiLb Him. " Oolf80.

Brunswi ck, N. J .; find Dr Henry E. " Ein trrnum, " Iby Beeker. nlong the course to the Van Tongbren ••• Fruit Salad Wafer• Dr_ Venncma, pre ideut·emerilu! of DosKer of Louisville, Ky., were the Cignr elore_ Peter J _ Siegera, as president ot tbe Y. K. O_:A. Hope College, pre>eeede<1 10 in tall speakers of the evening. Musieal num· The Rope sqund will lea\'e for Grand 'Junior elan welcomed the Seniors wbo President Dimnent to hi. " tbrone of bers were rendered by Prof. N),J,erk, Rapids early Saturday morning in orwere loon to leave and whose places Tbo Y. M. C_ A_ met !sat Tuesdny chief executive. " Witb the prophet he Prof. Meine ke, and Prof. Heuslnkveld der that tbe men may rest up after (OontJl1ued on Pa", 1I) agreed ihat President DiD!nent bad of Hope Oollege. the ride. At least four maeblnes are eV'Cning The topic wos "Lake Ge" eomQ into the kingdom for just Bueb ••• required to tako lbo runnerl and 0111- neva or Bll'Bt" All the arguments I'ro OOLLBGB 0ALJIlmAB 'Y. IW,A.• .. time tlS tb is. " einls to Grand Rapids_ . Anyone, man for .. large delega\li.on to aUend the Y. M. O. A. conferences tbero this Dr. Vcnncma sJloke feelingly his words or womu, wbo will offor the use of Bope-G. IL '; Y" Jte\&7, IK&7 It. of eneonragement to the President, fOr th em elvu nnd their C'IIr Lo take tb e yoar were clearly set fortb.

Petor The regulnr y _ W_ C_ A. meeting team up Ilnd bacik, will at once I,,,,t ill ~l1k e r, lender, Ilalled upon ",ember, he said tl.-. t often these words, came 8cIIool of KnD: 1«1'-1, Jla7 lIB. who havo visited thelo eonfereneoe iu too late, when the hard trinl. are over Thursday afternoon was very profitn·- t011ch with Manager IhMnnn .

BanD Oratorleal CoD'"' 1_ S. the past ,to give th"r impressions of and they ore no longer nee(led. He bte and inspiring ~o nil fhe girls presLa4!eI ' Oratorlml OaIlte.O 1_ 6urged Lhat ,pre ident Edward Dimnellt ent. far tina Do J ong had as her Wh en tlte Melipho~inll8 were paint - the benefit and \"8lue of tbe JAlko GeJ obn Ter Borg, become the house hold \vord ill every topic" Under tauding the Master. ' ing tho soc iety Mil ono of them tell nev's. colliferences. :au. OraIIortcal OoIlteet 1_ 10.

How can we understand Him better' Yeter Clooper and Prot.

IDnkamp told MeUph_ Procram. 1_ 18. from the bol' of tbe ladller with two 11.ome that I<oows Hope College: Alter She luggested by follow ing Him, by interosting experiences and reminis' placing the cap and gown, be invoked buckets of l)4inl. There i. one C011~ .....0lI0 1_115. the blessing of God on President Dim- strengthening our faith, by ba\1ng olation, ho came down with fiying col- cences of the conferencel tbey bad atuw.. Prac-. .J'IIM 18. closer communion witb Him thru ~ray­ ors anyhl1W_ lended.

Co1tege men from all parts of Ahmad ~ 11ID8 17. nent. __ tbe country mther at thcee meeti ngs Oommac_mt, 11ID8 18. /rbe inaugural address followed _ er,:by trWlting and by fellowship_ She .bowed us the advf.ntages we girls bad President Dimnent reviewed briefly The Poppen brothors had a contest and ~cbange their view.. Tbeir con. JWlQVft Ja'1'llll tbe state and church control over ed- in 'being Hopoites. At tbis cbristian col "'itb Ihelr mu 'cal inslr1llllentl. They fer..neu are conducted by lome of tbo . ucation thruout tbe ages_ He main- lege we have tbe great aavan[age of tried ~ lee who could ptay the long- best speake ... in the eountry_ In taet, tained that- the !<Indam'on tal duly of receiving not only training for our est_ Heiny played Annie LaurIe for after the meeting it aeemed clear to M _".~"." ."." n_...l1IDI , tbe church eollego i. to scrve men's mind, <but there are such great oppor- threo houu_ Poots won. He played every mem4>ef prcsent tb.at It Is ne• .. __ ....________ .______ ---.r- , »-Iphl tunities for the training of our soul. religious desires. Tbe church collego "The Stars and Stripe. forover." e_ary to attend al leut one of these __ conferences in order to round out your /Ina. an unlimited domain in its duty As this is not the csse in 10 many colFra" 11IIl _. ___...__'--___ ._ .... _.J'lIM 11 to fo'llter religion tbroughoul the world_ leges we should !be thanlcful for tbls W.A.!N"NID-A 'boy to run tne e evato r college eourse_ 80raIIa , ____ .. ___.. _.." __,,,,,,,_ ~ 16 iHow maDy men will reprceent Hope lie emphasized tho two great spirituol privilege. Helene Van Raalle favored in Vorhees Domitory. Muat be a iOod us witb a .beautiful 1010.

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Theu slratl. D'ot 1Ipc'ei'lllho ullbn in · dictments 'Of Orgoanizcd QlnistiolJity bee&U8e of ita aooien t ulist'llkEe, fIor they are amply albIa te 8pE'111< fer i>hem· sew~ with'Out thy ,help, and thy t8llk Is Ie remed,. 80ch Iblunde", I'IItober thn cemmemorate 100010.

m iRement>tr the Faeult, and !reap its reepelc't. 8t.U<kruta cemo and ge, and their epioielB are easily modiJled; .but the Theufly Ma", mayl!, lInd Iiloewi~ "" bis cenvietioons. Let hoim oll'Ce gil't' thee 1L d>l'IIoId eye, aDd theu HI,..,)t ~. th UII aderned ter 9O\lle time. r.. .him thou .halt inves'l. l1'iUch of t'hy time hlld thot, Ill'llt Iris good epinien of thv me. ti,'es and methelh m'1ly /be 11'011 , I~ lIP eonnide.r tJheo out 'O f ham","y wi til Truth a.lld int<>le.nnl of trut<l ..~eeke", whereuI'Oo. he hoetellb at thee illl hi.

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And adnLilt~dly, Uncle Slam with his khaki hoat. 'Of "Ianhoed and loyalty, is the mell! ,ueceutul and the mesL eonny barterer in this big1lesl of games. And when it became neees· :ary thot he enter ,"to .. this bloedy bu.in~ .. II not so mu cb for his 'Own s-a1<e as the grenter world'. sake, he IreII' en his Held 'Of cemmerciol ex~r' lonce illy adepting the !Josi. ·prineiple efficiency. And by stondorizatieo and ~m cie ncy in ~v.ry dcp.'lrlment and 'Ibranch Rnd arm, tbe greatest of all struggles eensuIDaled in our favor.

Typiclat of 8ueh ~mcieney, tbe red 'guidOIl of the }'ield Artillery was ear· ded ferward. The first shel freID allY American Ordnonce, wbiued defiantly Ito the Oentlan camp en August 7 1917 nL three '0 'eloek 111 the merning-I thr(!o(!·in, death·dealing shrapnel, the .lfoclaiming te " leh und Oott" preamllie Dt the red hat, eerd. The crimsen standard never k,new retreat he many tbe time wben the belching eanoen w~re sileDt nnd the gunners dead "';tb their band en the latch, tbe blue steel demens w~re held ~t lh e .I~slel' s point.

But I weuld fain Tetrain frOID mim · lIi~ing tbe effect 'Of t\. etber tums, a: I se ~a8ily dena. An'd tho I beli~1't' 1<1 know tbat every etllcer and man tbe Field Artillery il keenl,. 'preud his arm, with its luper·efficicncy, it. )rgan iZ3tion and caprit de cerps, and tho I om one wbe bas uperieDced every pbase 'Of tbe serl'ice frem tbe 'nr rank te Battery Oommander, and ver will wear and beller tbe symbelic cross·c.nnen, allow me, in a few werds, te prescot tbe arm as it really ia, be· Iieving tbaL in SO deing tar mere ie ac' ce mplis h ~d fer tbe geed of the ser· \' icc than ntternnce ot 80 mnny voin~Iorious words which have no menn:ng.

The ~1ield Artillery has al\\"Y8 been IOd is the moot desired braD eh 'Of ~round se rviec, eOlll1bining 3S it does, III the daah 'Of meunt ed aclion,-so ·ppealing te the lov~r. Gl geod horse nesb, witb the Use nt blgbly etllclent ,nechanieal instruments, the applica· on nt whlcb is a soientifie Ilud,. 'Of the grMlte8t illterest.

And th.. at· t ra c tiven~ 'Of tbe arm lie. in its effi· cieney. True, tbere is netbing peerer than poer Artillery, a 'burden te Its On the Iriend. <1f ether tbranches. ether hand, etllcient Artillery is neon' stant joy te its friends, and a dread menaee te the enemy. This effieiency 's obtained only thru censtant study, l nd bnrd theeretical and practical werk. Ne nrm requil'<!s 10 much timr and the reynl road te P. A. educatien requires brains and unlimited applica· tion alld enern.

The Field Artillery 'a sphere ;s lim· ited to fire Iction on the field 'Of hat · tle. It is Itself eJ:tremel,. 1'Ul.."bt. "ben eltpoeed te opposing artillery fi re, atter its lecatien has become known te the enemy. When en lhe march, and when unlimbered witb it. fianlts tltposed, It must rely largely fer pretecli en upon tbe ether .rms. When uaed fer d o.ti~ for which etber arma ar'e deligned, euch aa recenllli..ance la feree, enlpoltl, Ke., net ellly It it ill'

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lhcy would take next yenr. In the ceurse 'Of his remarks ho IIlriatly 'Out· Jined the histery 'Of tbe twe cl asscs and cengratulnted tbe class 'Of 1919 en Iheir enviable atblctic recerd, Sellior Play, and tbeir part ill inlercellegiate dobating. In tbe nome af the class of 1920 bo ~ncnd ~ d to tho Seoial· ,:k'niers, (tbeso 'Of tbe CIll.'l5 of 1919 whe e li aeceunt '01 lIIilitary service weuld not he able to graduate this yoor) I'he invitatiens to jein the clas.

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Rudelph Ho!peu, President of lbe Senior clnss, responded illy thawkiug the Juiliors tor their fiue cnt crtu.in Dlent anll pregralll. He clesed hi. r~ · marks ,by bequealhing thc Seei31 Sen· iers to the elu •• 'Of 1900 and nuured nil thot lhey weuld be left in sate honds.

Thc first Junior43enier party ill Ihr~e years was fit,tingly brought Ie " clese by the singing 'Of the Hepe song .

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Evelyn Keppel sang " 0 Divine Re· deemer," her si. ter, Miss Rutb, ptay' ed tbe tlbligate.

Hen. G. .T. .oiehma immediately followed with a.o imaginary boquet frem "Greenl'!,ud's icy Meuntains frem lnma 'i Ooarl strand" aii'd trem many ether places wberever are found the . alumni 'Of Hepe.

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Il'he modern Dlagonel looka at life b)' the lantern Iiglrt and ora",la 'ba6k to hi. tub; tlle daintily tlibrtainlng pessi· mitt sees It 1hroug'b the dilapproving pince-nez of loolal 'ClIllte-and IIhrugl bis Ihouldors; tho biologist reaches out for its lawl ~th microloape and teat tWho-and never flnds them; the gray· haired pbolosopher gropes M'ter its who nee, it.. why, its whither, tllfu the tortuous Io.byrintba of hil syllogilm&and shllkea his hend. Why- wh" . .)' forget life Is not to be roosoned, t~e W'Cighed-it il to.be lived. WI,at a rich, warm, wonderful aomething is lifol Wbat a weakness, what a powerl And what is it' Leave that to thoee wenry with much learning. Oome, let us live I It is the long of youth, of mllturit" of old agc,~1II its echoel die away in tho funernl morell.

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Practice till. dlecornment and lOU will kno" men. You will foel the heroie In a peor .lad grL'\Ping arter education with lbe greed of n Midas tor his gold; 100 will live ngoin with tbo remenlscent vele ran, (I see him now, feet ero sed on his desk, his ci. gar curling wroaths of ascending aroma,) nod ~u will soldier again .. Ith him from Main o to 11onolulu; yOu will lit around· the tdblo of a kind. hearted, wrinkle· faced lady alld divine tlle heort·aches of delertio n Rnd wast. cd lovo.

Away with staldlle8S and stolidit,. 'l1ben look nt life.

"Live, Lovo, Die. 1I The rest of that quaint Russian folk.song Itas slip. ped ml memory, tbe tun c is half.for. gotten; 'but slill those words baunl me. "Live, love, die." All that iB hu. man, al Itlbot is divine is bound up in them. You may mark B man by tbe measuro of his divinity, but judge on author by lhe mensure of bis bumanity.

Ia so for nl ho is human, he Is great.

For life is bo~b the foundalions and furnishings of Iitcl'IIture.

Writers bave been toreVCr a tll"'l1 pt· ing to catch the echo of that song.

Take the litem Dovel on your delk; turn to tho titlo p3go. II Copyright, 1919" b)' aomo distinguishod fiction· u t. ilIo hns set down on pnpor some· thing rrOlll tbissong of life, put it be· ••• tween two co r~ord eovers and called it hi _his I As if it did not a thonsand timo more properly belong to his noigh· 'boll, his frillllds, his enemtes, his gar· bogo lUon, to the stree t eleanor in tront of his bouse. Hi8 own I AI if the some passions that now ' motivate ARMY, NAVY AND 'MARINE CORPS FIGURE IN SLACKER hi~ petty act ors wero not tbO!e that stirred tho blood of Egypt four thou· \!WI? land ),enf8 ago.

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Dear Rapid Fire:-J: am a lDnll1 bit leatbered 1I0it.

It WIle deaed toolhard, to rulh the attle Itairl lor lady liviDl at the dorm. I .It oppe· the in'dlriclual' .t the top wonld 1I0t aite Nanko BOI at the tlble. I would hesitate to Iboot. Ris roputatiOIl ill .uarest t hat ho be given a new nlet· the nelgliborhood was an)'thlpg but name. I would Inggelt "Prescription" tbat of a peaceful Quaker.

Peter becaulo it'" .0' bArd to get him 811~d.

Prins "118 finall, lent to town to pro· Hoping 10U aro the somo, I remain, YOnr, tilt atone eteps , curo a large can of lulphur and an attempt was to bo made to get a look Nina enock. at~tho eha.p who was plaflng "bide and .ook" bl tho .moking out proceas.

In 'f act it was to !bo a ga.' attao!< bl nil !bronchos ot tho service. A large pen w .. placed at tbe toot at the s ta i~, partiall), 11lIed with sulphur. A mot ch was thrown in and eV'er)1body stepped back to await devetopments.

Within three mluutel a loud comma' tiou owas hoard iu the uppor part of lho bouse, nnd tbon footstops descond· ing. Il'I,O committeo and II vigilauco bond" rotreot ed outsido and proceeded to taka cover. Suddenl)' the door wllS tbrust open and out rUShed "Mr. Famler" armed with IL rille, looking tor 0. human target; out of eyes that were smarting frolll tho fumes of SUI· phur.

Lieut. Den Uyl poked his automatic oronnd oue eorncr of the house and ordered him to drop hii rillo whilo Lieut. P. Prins advanced upon him (rom behind tbo wood pilo ,,·jth anoth· er "forty·Jive./I lie soon d~ded that his bert Course was to 10), down his arms and proceed by the Kameraod method.

His rillo and sholis wero tn.kcn from b';m and he wns ;mmodiatoly to'k en to tho Victorl Loon Headquarters in Holland whero he was given a 1Irst lei' Ion ill Americnnism. Without the least bit of conxing he signed up for .260 worth of Victory Bonds. IIis fatber who occompnniod him, was also induc' ed to bUl $2110 worth.

Hope men in tho war proved their true metal. When the nert war camel along tbey'll prove it again. And in lbe meantime every ex·service mnn b rendy to belp in tho great task of Americanization .

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Prom the com· did you ever heo r of a smoked slacker' dividuala." Tho Hope VlUglUlco Band mon love story that fattens Our mogn· Tberc.by hongs a luie and a moral.

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34 W, 8tb st. mSTORY OF SCHOOL heroIne, tbe villnin ,nil nrc human-in· dividual in tho vieiol ty at Wost Olive Tho Western Theological Seminary tensely human. They sutrer €\te lomo who hnd not bought a bond for the of the Reformed church, held exercises pain, rejoice in tbo SOlll4l happiness, (JIlSt 8"0 loons, tho committeo ,w as giv· in the Third Reform ed church Thurs· love witb tho same love, die the BOmo en on ie)' reception ond tho threot wns dny evening, grodunting a clnss 01 death that we do. If not, why should made that a charge of 'bUCkshot await· thirteen, the largest in the historl of we care to whom the Other Wise Man cathe next person who mentioned Vie· tho scbool. Seven of the graduotes gove his peorl, wbC!ther Ivanhoe mar· tory Bonds. are olso graduates of Hope College, ried Rebecca or Rowena, wbether Ben The Committeo called upon several nine have accepted calls to chnrches Hur won tho chariot roce' But we do. veterans recently mustered out of ler· and will begill their work the Ilrst live it all over again with them, Ahl vieo be oec~mpony tbem in uniform week! in June and :tour will take up There It is-diction, the mirror of Hfe. and appeal to the slaC&er 'a potriotie postgraduate wotk at Princeton, N. J. Tho essen co of all fi etion is obvious· no~ure, if he bnd any. A Hope Vigil· Seminar)'.

Iy the same. But Ihere is fi ction and anco Band was immediately orgonized In tho graduating exercises, the Rev. fiotion_nd fi ction. You da not place in which the Army, Na vy and Morine Peter Moerdyke, D. D. preaented a Sir WaMer Seolt with Irwin Colli>, nor "rllS were r presented. seholnrl, paper pieturillg tbe history Lien t. Den Uyl of Ihe lnfontr)" of tho institution.

Defoe with lIHl nulhor 01 II Dere Mablo. /I We hnve an nppre eintion far Lieuts. rp ler and 'reunls Prins of tbe The Rev. William J. Leggett, Ph. D., the element of nn individual's (lcr· Artillery, Sergo Pete r Cooper of the Vice ;Pre.ident of th e Genorol Synod lonality, for hi. (X'cnliar reproduction Medical CO,!IS, Oorp. P eter Boker onrl brat tbe regards of that bodX to the of native ideas. But this reproduction privalr Arthnr R<lggen of tho Undnes, grnduoting elnss. must evidently be the outgrowtb of I an,l Ensigo Rutlol ph Bn.berman of the TI,o remaindor of tho progrRm can· the author 's own in'·e ligations, his Navy, Inr sented such nn array o.r vor· sisted of music by- tho Seminary quor· views of hte, hi. holbits of oboerving it, I ioos uo-iforms nnd broncbel of th e ser· tet and the prCleDtll'tion of certifieotes his artirtic lense. A business mno and vice, gun ron teed to scare any slacker by tho Rev. John W. Beardslee, D. D., a naturalist can wnnder through tho into submission.

Ph. D. tame lanes, the one obliviou s to na· I As 800n as tbo would-bo despiser of The Scnior class onr011ed tho foUow· ture, the other reveling in it. So nre ADleri enn victor), nnd the Vietor), ing:-Albert BalDker, Paterson, N. J.j . writers. One lees notbing but purtell Loon saw the committee, escorted Iby Fred Henrl De Jonge, Maurice, Ia.; on a Ihifting stage, erperieneing three : tho men in uniform, bo modo a hur· Fron'k Do .RoOI, Spring;fleld, N. D.; Utings, happineu, sorrow, death; nod I ri cd retr.eot to . the attic of his 110me Cornelinl DoUln, Grand Rnpidm, Mich.; then the tal8 il done. Anotber soes a ONned WIth a flfie and a goodly supply John B. Frerieks, Gundy Center, Ia.; NOTI ER.VANARK&WI.NTER playful child and reads in it a story of I of nnunnoition.

Despite repeated Edwin Waltor Koeppe, Oostburg, Wil.; Our Motto; "What We Save You Helps Us Both II perfect bappiness; he look s u1'0n a tur· : kn oekings upen the door, onll the John Kuite, Holland, Mich.; RB)'mond :.-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..J 'ra.. ed face a.nd knows a. tragedy is warning from "Bolle" Roggen tho} John Lullbors, Oed.. r GrOl'e, Wb.; there. He meeta 0 Intll glowing eye, "procrastination was the tbief of Hermon Maassen, )lanriee, la.; Artbur ile jUtt ,past the age o.r youth and , time," 1,e refused to deseond 1rom the Mnatman, Overilol, Mich.; John Sam· It fells him a Itor)' of Remanee. regions oIbove or. 80)' ~ word. It was a uel Ter Louw,'Pella, Ia.; Gradus Van· Imagination mal be a gitt-insigDt ' ease of storvlllg hIm out. mHe der Linden, Polla, la.; lEIorry Van Ei· II not. Some few ma)' conjure up air ""l'oun.ie" Prins wu dispatched Ibnck mond, Chicago, Ill. eutlos. we all con know what moves to town to loeure provisions for an ••• Hakken 'IVa. aurpriled to get thil the Ji;es at men. We can jostle 01· all day wait, the timo wal pleasantly boW'll with the m.e t ropolltan crowd or passed in pitching borlelhou, in letter the other da)' from., man wbll pitch Its)' with on ancient lover of tbe drilHng the detail under tbo command had visited hie hIIr at tho circus.

Dear O'&rnl: soil. Boflh haye their Itoriea for us, at "Sime," and instructing "OoOp.1I Bofore taking your Elixer I had two II 11'0 will bnt look fOr them. Men of tho Medieol Cor~ in tho manuol doge lIIolen and my wi~e ran .Wll. have lived. their three score 'yearl and of arml and ~ho 8Ohool o.r the soldior.

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Th o alulllni of C;,ntral College pub· Iished lin alumni edillon of tbe The re i. cODllidern.lile agitation aUlong lIillsdalc sludenls for Ihe eon· struction of n HGYlll." in melJlory of Hillsdale mell in the war. )./ ... DUI,fc e bas kindly pem,il.ted us 10 I)ul. uI,on our excbange shelf, n eOJl~' of "0" r Herr," th(\ oOleilll 1)0.' p~ r of Arrlly Hospital '0. :1, Rnh\Vlly, :0<. J.

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A Good Manager

Arlhur Mometer:-Jt's all n('rording 10 ~h e hor~r. Nol nt all it it'. a b,y. is one who knows that the IJXonr Il<Ipid l'ire-J'llhrre hUH b~ell spending end is more impor. tnlk of forcillg Ihe. police of lIollnnd t~nt than the earning ef of 10 be vo.ei lloted. 1 6ee 110 usc of d\)· illg thaI. There is no dnllger thnt hIS work. tb ey \\~II caleh nnythlng.

The best way to keep the ,RObert Ogdell.

Pel~ wenl 1<> the Cn.fu Iho olber earning end up is to keep the (hy nnt) ordered iowo 'eup8 of ooll'eo and !..----------~ spending end down. That is I didn't jlCIy a cent. just what a savings account in lBill-<Tf(l'w did you gOI aWlly "~Ib

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Palc-' Jlut crelloll, In -bolb. drank one and let the Glher ocl·lle."

tprofe9!l0r N)'lkerilo-J'~n you giY'e mo a.n en~lle of repl'Oduelive artf" Sluden1-"Yel, elr, bair r"torer."

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1 in diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose i and Throat at 22 west 8th St., ::1 above Woolworth's 5 and 10 cent Store.

before leaving::1 for the summer

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Den r a ' pi,1 Fire:-,I nUl a youllg mnll nnd J in telld 10 work th.is 8111Dlller on a farUl ten yen .. Illy .enior. I would ~. 19 li 81h 51. • Holllnd , Mich. like some inform.tioll.

How otlen :: (Upatair.) shoulel 'ou gi .. o a horso a drink ot ,,;,.. "'3terf , Arlbur Mometer.

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DR. R. M. WALTZ

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Excellent High-Class · Entertainment

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COLUMBIA RECORDS

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f10LLJtND CITY STATf BANK

Surplus and Profit" $60,227.74

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EXOHANGES

1:30 to 5 P. M. BoUand, Hlch.

Cr pital $101' ,rC(I.OO

Twelfth Street

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Boq lJets for parties Decurations for festivities

"Poodle" HnI>ermnll, Sime Den UyJ I.d Peter Prins were in O. R. on busi· nes. ThurSday night.

"Rny."

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Even.ing Appolntmenls Tu esday Saturday from 7 10 9

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Dr. James O. Scott

8:30 10 12 A. M. , E . 8th. St.

Arend Srnith

1j W. 8tb Sl. Holland, Mich.

23 west Eighteenl h S reet

DENTIST

Prof. Heusinkvel!! Was nol in l ehool on Wednesday of lu sl wec':' and he camo Thu rsday Dl orning with II gunrd on his lip. There are severnl conjec· lures as to bow he was injured. Tb e Irulh ot the matter is not known, 'but it is certaiuly a en e of 100 much 'lip'.

This ailment bas bee n pre" lent On Ihe eanipus e,'er since Ihe &n io r play .

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Hot Water, Steam and Vapor Heating Sanitary Plumbif4

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UI1.000.00 DepoIUl, U,tllO,OO.OO Oor. 81b 8l •• d o..lrol A.t. 8011"40 Ml.b.

DENTIST Tower Bldg. . Phone 1265

Ice Cream

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Dr. G. W. Van Verst

We've got the

Mr. alld Mrs. Tcnin1'1 wero hero d,LT' ing tho grenter pnrl ol tho week . Mr. Waguuunr & II u:nm, Tenillga WIIS here . s a tlDlegol ' to l1"Ie Synod nnd Mrs. Tellillgn came 10 vi it Uil •. Phono 1470 55 W. 8th St. "Tony". "Tone" Is geWng ber Ibnre ot visitors. }ler eousin tram FrelDonl was bere for a tew days also.

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